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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22
SOUS Pau
torite de la loi
de 1874.

Banque d'epargnes mutuelles, admins
tree suivant les meilleurs princlpes recon.
nus sous Ia garantle DIES lois les plus stric-
ties ct les plus conservatives.
La BANQUE est ouverte de 9 b. AM
81 b. r. NJ. ct le Samedi depuis b. Am.
ash. du soir.
Cette banque pale un mteret au taux
de cling par cent. L'argent depose dams les
,trois premiers jours du mois porte 1nteret
|du premier du mois. Les depots fats
apres le tIoisieme jours portent interet
du premier jour du mois suIvant.
L'argent peut etre retire en- tout temps,
mails dot demeurer trois mois q la Banque
pour porter int6ret. ala n.du troisie-
me mois, vous ave trols mois d'intGret,
"a Ia fin du luatrieme m0is, quatre mois
|d,int9ret;S a la I'm du cinquieme m0is,
cinu mois, ct ainsi de suite, aussi long
temps que votre argent demenre dams la
Banque.
Yous n'avez pas a renouveler vss de-
pots tous les trols on six mois, CONNIE
dams les autres banques. Les premiers
de chaQue ianvier ct Juliet, nous yvous
faisons un etat de vos interets, soft que
vousveniez q Ii Banque ou non, ct ces
interets p0rtent int6ret de meme qu'un
depot. Noussvous continuous ce priv.
lege pendant vingt ans, 81 lie compteen'est
pas retire.
Cette Banaue ne transige aucune affai-
re commercials, ne pfete aucun argent
sur billet sans garantie, ct ne prend au.
Gums risques gaels qu'lls seient.
Vous n'etes pas tenu de donner avis
quand vous d&sirez retirer notre argent.
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sr-rArL ! sTlLLWATEH SUNDAY TRAINS.
.LystPaI ArSt'Watr LvSt'watrArStPa'
1910 pm Las pm 1910 am am
2.l5 pm 500 pm Az pm $50 pm
6.20pm .25 pm
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

L'agence des wins de la Califor-
ME - California wine House
transports ses bureaux du Boston
Block Oh lis 6taient auparavant .
leur nouveau magasin No253-255,
2me Avenue sud. Leurs affaires ici
CONNIE ailleurs ont pris de tellea
proportions que cette agence s'est
WI obligee d'ouvrir des barils, ann
de pouvoir expedierleurs comman.
.des avec plus de rapiditA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

cOnstate pas devant Iaanotalfe, r6.
'prit Baltimore on interrompant
par ce sacarsme la gsnereuse excla-
nation u ieune homme. lie me
'contenterai de celui de yotre pAre.
Conduisez moi pres de lui, mon.
sieu-.
OH Instant
-C'est bien. Permettez moi, CO.
pendant, dalier consider Ih6rese.
Je ne veux pas qn'elle me croie
plus longtemps irrit6 contre ellie
pour une faute don't vous etes seul
coupable.
En- distant ces mots, Baltimore
salua legArament Leo ct s'elolgna
dun pas rapide dams Ia direction
de la maison.
Rest4 seul, LIDO De lvrait tout
entier q l'enchantement que lui
causait CO d6nonment inesp6r6,
lorsqu'il apercnt derriAre le vitra-
ga d une petite serre situ6ea quel-
Que distance de Ia tonnelle deux
yeux 6~tincelants, au milieu dun
massif de feulllage, qui le regar-
daient ayec une attention extraor.
|dinaire. Surpris decette appari-
ton, etzcomme il allait Sc derobar
d une curiioslt6 don't il ne compre-
matt pas le motif, Ia porte de la
serre s'onyrit brusquement, ct une
femme. IN fantome, le visage con-
tract6, les chavenx 6pars, s'avanca
rapidement vers lui. Bientot, ellie
|jeta ses bras en- avant par IN mou-
vement dune 6nergie savage, ap.
puya SEES deux mains eur les 6pau-
les du jeunes homme frapp6 de stu
peur at examina son visage, ligne
par ligne, trait par trait, ayec DIES
regards d'ou semblaient s'6chap
per des fammes. AprAs quelques
secondes de Get examen, ellie pous-
so IN cri terrible ct tomba sur le
sol privee de sentiment.
Baltimore revenait alors vers
|Pendroit on il await laisse Leo. II
entendlt ce cri d6chirant, account
ayec precipitation ct enleva dams
Sos bras la femme 6vanoule; char
g6.de son fardeau, il repr1t en- cou-
rant le chemin de la maison.
Cling minutes apres, il montait
avec Leo dams une voiture de pla-
ce, sans avoir fait la moindre allu-
sion a ce bizarre incident.
IA c0ntanEer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

MINNEAPOLIS. sT. PAUL &TAYLoR's FALLS.
Daily except Sunday,
Lv Min'po'a 400 pm Ar in'po's9.16am
St Pal Al Falls LvT Falls ArSt Pal
40 pm TO pm 8.4opm 8 55 pm
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HCH0 DH

sQnuDn UnatrAs int6ressaLt livre de
OUUnUs80spages sur 10 slrdite, bruits
dams la tate etc. comment les guerir.
Envoyez franco, Adr Nicholson, lit
McDougalI ST. NeW-York.
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sIHE
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank
Temple Court. cor Was
8 & Hennepin.
DIRECTEURS.

DIRECTEURS.
WIN. CHANDLER. Nv. JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
M. d. KOON, Gov. j. IS. PILLSBURY,
r. B. LANGDON. .. 81. MOULTON,
j. e. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
I. D. SKILES.
MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
e. 81. MOULTON. Tresorier
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Vim de Bourgogne ! $l.25 le gal-
Ion, 3 Ia Compagnied essvins de lai
Californie--ofice D Minneapolis
253-255.-e AVENUE SUD.
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quand connaissez.vous Thereof
Quel etait votre but en- penetrant
dsns cette maison?
lie jeune homme repondit avec
une assurance modesto ct I'm ac-
cent de verit6 auxqnels il n'6tait
pas possible de se meprendre:
-Je me nomme Leo de Vile
feur. J'a1 do 3 mon nom ct D ma
fortune, plus qua mon m6rite sans
doute, IN avancement rapide dams
la carriere que le me suis choisie.
Je suis le pins jeune capitaine de
Harmee. Mon regiment ttent gar
nison q Tarbes. En- congo depuls
denx mois, aii w pour Ia premie-
re fois mademoiselle Ther4se le
lendemaln de mon arr1v6e 4 Paris;
j'allais au bois, ellie revenait de
Peghse. Surprls de son 6blouis-
sante beaute, plus encore de Ia can
deur angeligique ct de padorable
bont6 pennies eur son yisage, je re.
noneai y ma promenade common
Gee :et je Ia snivis, . son insu, JUS
qua r'entr6e de oct aisle. Je rentra1
chez MOI pr6occupA, revenr. Durant
tonte cette journ6e, je ne pus d6ta-
cher ma pensee de cettes gracleuse
apparition. La mutt, il me sembIa
que CONNIE IN ange de bonheur
ellie planaft en- souriant au-dessus
az mel songesF Que vous dirai je22
Pouss4 par IN instinct irresistible,
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THE BABY Still GROWING
she DOWNS THE PENNANT WIZ.
NERS By o to 2.
Nashville Padding for Everybody
Charleston Defeats Her by .
Score 3 to2.
lsrruAL TO rus ArrlAL.I

BIRNrsoHAn, Ala, July 2J.-After
their long Lat Of defeats, four victories
In succession Ia considered big thing
for the Birmingham ball team. This
Ia how their record stands after their
frt defeat Of the present leaders oi
the Lssgue this afternoon by a score
Of 3 TO 2. The game was frs. class oil
around, and the score makes some
what the best showing for the locals
in ntarly every particular. Black was
hit for total OF IL bases and Weber
or six.
In the first inning Duiiee, having
earned his fist and stolen 10 third,
was brought home by Hillsry. There
was no more scoring until the fourth
inning, when Pellz got bis FIRST on q
muf,d ny, and was batied in from
third by McAleer. ID. McKeough
opened the next inning with hit and
went around on sacrifices The locals
made their two winning runs In the
eighth inning. Fuller made q hit and
Kent and Dussan two bfpgers, and
the two lnt mentioned cana home
Kent's bit WAS very close 10 the rishl
iodl line. The visitors kIoked bravely
when Curan called 10 q fair ball. n,
favored the. homo team all the way
through.
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Brfshtes beach Races.

,NEw YoRK, July 2L-Boat racing
would have been nearly ss suitable as
horse racing on the Brighton Beach
course.
First Rsce-Malden Two year ODDS
three. quarters Of amil5 danbat,an frs,
Marquis second, Kiitle Koerber third.
Timo-i;2S.
Second Rice-selling, one and one.
sixteenth miles. Big Head first, Jaco.
bus second, Lsa third. Time-l :6ii
Third Rsce-Sclline, scven-eighths OF
q mile. Souvenir first, CAlera second,
Back Jack third. Time-l;3Sl
Fourth Racc-Three. quarters OF mile.
Armstrong lrst, Gov. Roberto second
Tattler third. Time-l:l9i.
Filth Race-one mile. Lutte Arnold
fifst, Pilot second. ksokuk third
nme-l,i6l. MutuAls paid 50.
sixth Rsco--Solllng, tiye.eigh,hs Of :
mile. Ha,band first, Theodore SIC
ond, Ardie third. nme-i:05.
Seventh Rac6--For maiden three
wear ODDS; fve.Ci hlhs Of n mile. Ma
iir flrsi, Minnie Ccrns second, Hamp
ION third. nme-l :O6, This win
ner paid t122 90 straight, $40 05 place
Minnie Cerus paid fl0I 30.
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n.vr,. said 90 New York,

PIrrBuKa. PA. July % The TO.
ported sale Of Ell Morris, the great left
handed pitcher. 10 the New York Club
Was confirmed this morning 10y Presi.
deaf Nimlck. The latter states that
the Pittsburg Club received $1,000 for
him. "rhe management" he said,
"werc satisfied that Morris would not
pitch coed ball here on account Of hls
conyivisl habits. kince his return
from the Pacific slope his couue has
been one of constant disregard Of our
entreatiee, commands and even foes,
and We had determined some time ago
10 sell him NJ the fret opportunity"
Hestill thinks that Morris IN capable
Of pitching good ball, 40 was demon.
elialed Ia yesterdays game, and that
from this time forward HE work will
equal that Of any pitcher In the
League.
There IL a coed deal OF dlshppoint.
ment among the patrons Of thu ma
llonal gams In this city, over the re-
lease Of the California twifler. 10 ID
the lntariinn Of the management q
appoint DAIRY mplo captain Of ihI
team. They are at present negotlat
| iug with two yong pitchers, but 10
fuse 10 giya their names.
Mansget Mut'ie will DO here lomor
row 10 elgn Morris. The latter hal
bsen 70 leased 10 New Yort, and Mu
trIe expects 10 take him back with
him Monday.
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In delicate health needing q gentle yet
effective laxative will fnd the Gall.
iornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup oil
Figs, pleasing 10 the taste, acceptable
10 the stomach, and perfectly Bsie In
all cases. IL is the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 10 cure and prevent oostlvs.
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liver and bowels, and h therefore 9
iavohte remedy with the ladies. foi
tale In 90 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug
gis,u. Van Vleet a Co., q. w. Jonei
n 90, W. N. Wilkcrson a o., ]. j
Nilee, end z. Msnsheld A %. havI
been appointed wholesale SCENTS 81
Momphia.
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went of Ftaht

PIrrsBuRo, Pa, July 2i.-steve
Brodle, the Brooklyn bridge jumper,
and Joe Ridge, the light weight puei'
list Of this city, left here at 0 O'Clock
last night on tho steamer May flower
b feht for $500 At some point on the
Monongahela river. Tho boat was ex'
peried back at midnight, but at sc
o'clock am. had not rescued the city
Nothing has been heard from the
pafly,
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81. Le.I. Delegation Enroutr.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Ths delegation
Of leading clifzsns OF this city and
from various counties Of the State, sp.
pointed TO invite President and Mrs.
Cleveland to visit st. Louis in 0cto.
Der next, left for Washington tonight
In q spt cisl train Of sleepers via the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. The
delegation Is headed by Mayor d. r.
Francis, Of this city, and numbs cred
reventy.two persons They will reach
Washington early Monday morning,
and will call on the President and
present the invitation sometime dur
Ing the day.
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Chsriesse..s 80 Nashville. 10.

CHAnluroS, n. O., July 2S.-Ohar.
lestsn sai down upon Nashville today
10 !,he tune Of 8 10 ., winning the
game easily In one hour rnd hily min.
uleg. The only Kelly was pounded
most numerically, and but for the
brilliant work Of the ouilsld and dar.
ing base running OF tho locals, the
game would have been devoid Of in.
tsiest Gail, In center Gold, 20, sevon
put outs, while q enn got Ave out
OF the nine stolen bases credited n
the locals. The game was Witnessed
by an immense audience. folloNing Il
the score.
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Two Fatal shuotiurs.

CINCINNATI. o., July 2i.-Theie
were two cases Of fatal shooting here
this midnight. 0ne victim wa, Will
lam Nut.les alias "Corky" Nuttles, a
famous desperate, shot In q row by
some person unknowo, at No. 1854
Gilbert avenue, the scene OF many q
midnight row, in which Nuttles was
the desperate. The other Gaze 10 the
MORALLY wounding OF John Ellis by
Dan Coz, on the sidewalk, just alter
midnight In quarrel shout q gun,
Both OF the last named are coloIed.
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wa.h,ps,os, =, phiIsa.iphi.. \.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-"we'il lay
you i,ll,ws out, said Ed Daily Of tho
Washington club, late Of the "Phil-
lies" who made the remarks quoted TO
the Philadelphia players before the
game today. His club did defeat the
"Phllles" and they experienced little
difficulty In doing II. Daily IA con-
stquenlly happy. The home club
played all around tho viiiora and bat
ted Burlington hard throughout the
game and earned evey run tcored.
The game Was quite interesting until
the home team fell ON Blili 1g.on's
curves for fise slngloo In the seventh
inning and earned four runs. There
we're no special features except q very
clever pick up aud throw by Clements,
who relieved Mulvey In the sixth in.
ming. The latter was hit on the hand
by . pitched ball aud II IL said two Of
his aogers we're broken. The game
va, called al the end Of the eighth In.
ming on account OF darkness. Score
wsshlngtop-.. .... 0 0021 0-s
Phlladelphla......--0 o 2 l q D o O-S
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TuE ruRY.
Races at Monmouth Park, Brighio,.
taratoga and Detroit.

NEw YonK, July 20. AT Monmouth
Park the cumulative moisture q the
past three days made the track q qufe
mite more than iStlook deep and 10
sticky A. patio. Fas, time today con.
wqusnty ives not TO b. thought Of.
Ths Attendance wN vfry large, con.
sideftpg thai u wagfainifg in toTTtnla
wlsn / he irsiur Jeff New Yosf.
First Racs--Hardicspf offp mle.
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1913 MAIN.

kc BUYS PINK NULL PLAID
w worth 10 cents.
Sc BUYS Bookiold INDIA LINENS.
TT BUYS iO.inoh INDIA LINRNs.
1910 BUYS pATIsTE CLAIR. in white
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$00 kobbssss iS' b Sa:%S5s Saias vide
and ~ yards narrow embroidery
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6c BUYS TURKISH BATH TOWELS
W worth l21sc.
76c BUYS one dslsn Plaid Linen tow
|oC HLS.
Onn BUYS Ladies' Embroidered Cham
SVC bry BINGHAM SKIRTS.
Se BUYS LoasdAls Csmbrlc SHORT
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rain a, Mystic Parh.

Bo,ros, Mas, July 25.-Thc track
~ Mystic Park wss In very bad oondi.
ton tlis afternoon. The 2;2g ard 2 %
ola.ss we're siartsd, but both we're IN.
torup,ed by rain, the former at the
end Of The third heat and the after
after the ssoond. The raceJ Will DO
holthed Monday forenoon.
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Trottisg as Detroit.

DErRoIr, MIou, July 2S.-Two races
were pos,pobod from yesterday until
this afternoon, on accoun, Of the too
rapid approach Of darHnetu. Sum
marles:
Open 10 all Pacers-Pursa, 1890
MIKE wilkes 1, 1, 1; Toledo Girl ., 2
.; Little Mac distanced. Time-2;l6
2:lg, 2i?0.
2.is Clsss-PuTss, $500. Arab /
l,1;J.B 90, 2; Joe Davis 4, 3, 2
Spoiford s, 3, a; Charley Hilton 3, 5
D. Tlmo- 20, 2:22, 2:i7.
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When troubled by sleeplessness, tiy
a hot drink when going TO bed, made
OF the genuine BfoNns Ginger, a
teaspooninl or No and somo boiling
water, twee'oned 10 the taste. Phila'
delphia, 1922.
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d IN BUYS Black or Colored Cash
GLOW mere JER5Ef-worth - 80.
ekc BUYS Cost Back JERSEY-worth
OOC LIS.
AAo BUYS an extra quality and good
fUC 6ttinr Unlsundrisl SHIRT. Try
one-worth $50.
QHIn BUYS ALBATR0s In best quality,
Od2C double width-worth today ooo.
I'm BUYS strictly All-Wool NUNS
ioS VEtLING-soid for $50.
6c BUYS choice Of our CANVAS CLOTH.
OIc BUYS ohsico Of COTTON TRICor.
Dir BUYS Broo.d.d SUMMER DRESS
I2V GOODS.
A. BUYS white BRooADED DRESS
~ 6O0DS-werth l0,.
Ar BUYS STRIPED WHITE GOODS
W worth loo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24

IEc BUYS Feather Weight Nainsook
fOC DRAWERS-worth 75c.
OSc BUYSa Drill DRAWER
6OC worth zoe.
q m BUYS , psirs Ladies' Brilliant
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E0r BUYS Ladies' Full.lsngth TlLTER.
wv worth $50.
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Double plays-Burks, Hayes and
Rseder. Mannion, Hayes and Reeder.
Wild Pitchss-Kslly, 2. Passed balls
Nicholas, 2. Time OF game One
hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
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Incl.son Nonnd Parh.

Grand concor, by Arnolde band
today. The park Is now fully COM
pltted and is q most pleasant place 10
spend an evening. Admission ten
cent?. Children free.
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We Wish 20 call the attention Of
al, ylsitots 10 this delightful resort,
that 40 handle only Jos. specht 4
sons ice and cream cake. City prices
guaranteed.
JAcksoS MOUND PARK.
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CALL at Thompson & stevSns's, No.
$50 Second street, for unprecedented
bargains In gents underwear, shirts
and ncATis.
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USDELIyERRD KILOGRAMS.
western Union.

List OF undeliversd kilograms 70.
Ofice, New Cotton Exchangs BUILDING, cor.
per Madison and Second streets. OGics
hours from 3 10 1850 o'clock AN. and irota
foN u.m.s
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Pennyr0yal Pills.

"UuICH gsaL,sH."
rhe Original ana Only aeuutne.
safe and always Rsiiabls. Beware Of WORTH
les limitations. 10 pezsAhle 70 la DIES.
Asia your Druggist tor "uhiehester's
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tstamp,l 70 ui for part salau mi.rr.lhJ
return mall. NANt FAfkh. Chf-
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SOLD By DrgEsissl s,sIyghsrs. Ar iel
"ChfuhesfersE HRa 'Afb". Penny Teyst
rifle TAKE nfst iEs
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAROL July 2l.-Night-River 3 feet
inches on the gauee and falling. Weather
clear and cool. No arrivals OF DEPARTURES Of
regular packets.
WHEELING, July eJ.-Night- River I
lsct , inches on. the Tauso and falling.
WeAther clear and warn.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Night--River J
feet inches IN tho canal and loot inches
on the falls and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July q. -Nisht-De-
parted: ParisC. Bfown, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July 1a.-Nlgat-River 4
feet inches on the gauge aud rising slow
". Weather fair and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July q. -NiEht-Rlvsr about
stationary. and nov marks II feet incho,
By the gauge. Weather clear and cooler.
No arrivals. Departed City Of Baton Rouge,
New Orleans; Iity Of Cairo, NicksbutgI 7,
d. Sims, Memphis.
Mechanics bteel stamps
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Chicago, o; Detroit. 4.

DKrRorr. MICH, July 2S.-The sixth
inning settled todAy's ball game be-
tween Dstroit and Chicago. II being
the occasion for the punching Of errors
by the home club aud the grouping
oil light hit, by the vi,itors. The Obi.
Cages failed 10 ecore before the fourth,
when Ryan made q scratch hit and
went TO second on Anson's single. He
then made for third, slid over the bag,
J and was touched by White, but Mr..
Dioescher declared him safe, and both
scored on Wllliamsons triple. This
with another questionable decision
lstor on, seemed 10 rattle tbs home
club. Attendance. 1000 Score:
Detroit. .........- 1 100000 o.
Chlcpgo............0 90 204 20 OIL
Earned runs-Delroit, 4; Chicago, 4
Two base blts-Richardson, HsDlon
Three base hits Brouthers, William
son. Home run--Pfeiiier. First bsss
ON errop-ChIcago, 2. Struck out
Gets in, 2; Rowe. Van Haltren. 2
Williamson. Wild pitches-Ge,zeln
I. Timo-0ns hour and ioriy-hv,
minutes. Umpire--Do scher.
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RE.D Thompson 4 sicyans's adver.
,ihement. ~
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Earned Iuns-Pittsburg. Il; Indiana
polls, 3. Three base bit-Ooleman.
flrst bno on balls-Browp, Whit.
ney (9), shomberg. First base on
errors-lndisnspolis, 1. Struck out
Calvin, Pohlemus and Healy. Double
plays Carroll, Barley and Whitney.
Time-ole hour aud fi,y minutes.
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Wintersmith's Chill Cure.

Orrfon OF rHs Vortifh-JoustAL'
Dr. H,aierr-ih-Svi waive q ruls have
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Care, The private assurances Of iu sneaey
1 had, and the good res1lts 81 ~ eneeu
had observed on Mr.. h. W. Meredith, vho,
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man OF my once, induced mo 70 test u IN
my family. Tho rsfpit, have been entireg
satisfaotory. The hrtt ease Was Of two
years standing in which bslleye ever,
ray relief tho ehills rsturning periodically
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Your care broke them ~ once, and there has
been no recurrtnts Of them o. more than
giT mcnths. The other case vas OF mudef
form, ana yielded more readily 70 othef
remedies, bat the chills would return AZ In
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vhieh time, nov several month";. they hsys
entirely disappeared. from the opportu'
atty have bad 10 Judge. do not hesltatst
express my belief thatIour Chill Care u
valuable -lpeciho, and performs All yov
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Earned Tunl-OnAIIuttlhi Y Nlth.
vile. 4, Two base hlts-Csrl aud Cor.
ceTaa. Three bfsc hit-pogell. Total
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Mechanics steel stamps
AZ Haborling's, $40 Second street.